Ask someone from Generation X what they worried about at 22 and you might hear: finding a decent job, paying the rent, getting a girlfriend, getting...
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Alien Hand Syndrome: When a Hand seems to Have a Mind of Its Own (#3 of 3)
[This is the third in a series of posts inspired by a book that first made me fall in love with neuropsychology: The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a...
The Sailor Who Couldn’t Make New Memories: The Story of H.M. (#2 of 3)
[This is the second in a series of posts inspired by a book that first made me fall in love with neuropsychology: The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a...
The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat (#1 of 3)
[This is the first in a series of posts inspired by a book that first made me fall in love with neuropsychology: The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a...
Navigating the Fog Finding Clarity through Memory Evaluation
Where did I put my keys? What was that person’s name again? Why did I walk into this room? For many of us, these moments are a fleeting, frustrating...
Mindful Momentum: An Evidence-Based ADHD Program that Actually Works
Do you ever feel like you have a powerful engine but no steering wheel? You have incredible ideas, deep knowledge, and a strong desire to succeed....
Meet Dr. Holly Corrigan, BSN’s Newest Neuropsychologist
We’re back and we’ve got big news! A lot has been happening behind the scenes here at Brain Spectrum Neuropsychology, and we’re so excited to tell...
A Message to Our Community About Recent Public Discourse Surrounding Autism and Neurodiversity
In recent months, the public discourse surrounding autism and neurodiversity has become increasingly prominent and, for many, a source of...
Autism and Aging: Growing Older on the Spectrum
Autism doesn’t disappear with age. Yet for many adults on the spectrum—especially those diagnosed later in life—the experience of aging can feel...
Where Did I Put My Keys? Memory, Aging, and What’s Normal
You walk into a room and forget why. You blank on the name of someone you just met. You tell a story and realize halfway through—you’ve already told...